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Data Sharing in Academia

Dataset Description DOI: 10.5684/dsa-03 The survey contains mainly closed multiple-choice questions as rating scales. It covers questions on sociodemographics, the individual working context of the researcher, publication preferences, common impediments and incentives for sharing data and, expectations for using secondary data. The survey instrument is based on a previous study, consisting of ...

SOEP-BASE

Dataset Description Documentation The Berlin Aging Study II (BASE-II) is an extension and expansion of the Berlin Aging Study (BASE). This new study with more than 2,200 participants of different ages aims to complement the analysis of cognitive development across the lifespan by including socio-economic and biological factors such as living conditions, health, and genetic preconditions. The study ...

IAB-BiB/FReDA-BAMF-SOEP Survey “Refugees from Ukraine in Germany”

Study Information More than 950,000 refugees from Ukraine have sought protection in Germany since the Russian invasion on February 24, 2022. The project “Refugees from Ukraine in Germany” will create the first representative database on this group of people, on the conditions that led them to flee, and on their integration into German society. The findings drawn from these data will lay the foundation ...

German Social Cohesion Panel (SCP) of the Research Institute Social Cohesion (RISC)

Study Information The Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP) at DIW Berlin and the University of Bremen are working together to develop a household panel study on the topic of social cohesion. The survey is being conducted by the infas Institute for Applied Social Science under the name “Zusammenleben in Deutschland,” or “Living Together in Germany.” The University of Bremen is taking part in the project as ...

Childhood (0-11-year-olds, M3-M6) 2022 (en)

Residential Enviroment 2022 (en)

SOEP-LEE2 Self-employed Persons 2022 (en)

Youth (11-17-year-olds, M3-M6) 2022 (en)

Youth (16-17-year-olds, techn.) 2022 (en)

SOEP-Core v39 – BIOBIRTH: Biological Parent/Child Connections